Karcher Window Vac

[col72]

anyone got a karcher window vac what there like thinking about getting 1 thanks

[Tilly2]

I have one and I use it frequently. It does a good job but you do have to buff the windows with a piece of paper towel afterwards to get rid of the annoying streaks.

[237SJ]

I have one (an impulse buy at Costco) It's useful for cleaning the bathroom tiles that can't be reached with the shower hose. I`m not sure I would go out of my way to buy it just for the windows though.

[BANANASPLITS]

We have one use it for shower glass mainly does a good job

[queen 1954]

yes i have one and it works very well,especially on the shower screen.

[ubasses]

another vote for, do all the windows and great for 14 feet of mirror wardrobes. The latter used to take the best part of the day by hand getting rid of the smears, all done in an hour now.

[Tilly2]

It is amazing, and slightly disconcerting, how dirty the water is when you have finished using it. It does a good job.

[zebo]

On the shower screens does it deal with limescale marks? Does anyone have any good ways of cleaning the screens in a very hard water area? It's a nightmare here, Norfolk.

[Flonska]

We have a Vax Steam Fresh Combi Classic Steam Mop - S86-SF-CC. The "hand held" module is great for cleaning windows - esp on the inside of the car. It does however require a little "buff" with a linen tea towel to remove the odd marks/drops of water.

Zebo, we are in a hard water area and use Daryl Glass Cleaner - it really is good - but it isn't cheap. Here are details of one supplier:-

https://www.showerspares.com/search/daryl-glass-cleaner-750ml-305818/

[murraymints]

yes..great on windows..mirrors..tiles....water is minging ! lol

[douglas9401]

It's made me quite the hero with those who skoosh hairspray in front of the mirror.
Great wee machine.

[Mamyalynne]

I haven't got one, but reading all the good reviews here is encouraging.

[Caran]

We have one, OH goes round with it I follow witha piece of scrim to buff up the panes.

[RobNorth]

Zebo, this works on shower screens and is cheap: spray with vinegar and leave it to soften - the longer the better depending on how much limescale. Make up a paste with half baking soda/half salt and a little water and use it with a damp cloth to clean the screen. If heavily stained it may take two or three goes to get back to "as new" but it does work.